I'm taking it that this is a question that is related to library science? If so, then the information that it should document should be the author of the book that is presented, the title of the work, and who published such work. This is to make convenient tracking or retrieval of the document wished to obtain.
A word-for-word reference to a text is called a direct quotation.
Duck tape your eyes so you can’t see it
1. Odysseus' success is remarkable because he was able to defeat a monster much stronger than himself, without using physical force and without much effort.
2. The defeat of the Cyclops shows that heroes must have more than physical strength and courage. It is necessary that they are intelligent, rational and reflective, since not every battle is won through force, but through reasoning.
3. The surprising thing is that Odysseus even managed to make sure that the Cyclops had no help. Making it impossible for Odysseus to be injured or killed, or for anyone to seek revenge.
4. Odysseus is a hero because he managed to avenge the men that the Cyclops killed as well as being able to lead a team on the path that led them to their goals.
B. Steven was worried about his driving test.
The reason for that is helped, trimmed, and discussed are all verbs that one can see. Where worried can be disguised even though it is still present.
I hope that made sense.
